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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-01-05
Business Notices.

ToBoGGANs of all the best makes are for
sale at the Phinney Bookstore.
USE e. E. Dodge's weather strips. Leave
orders at Gleason & Co.'s furniture store.
MILLINERY GOODS at reduced prices dur
ing the month of January. Room /, Opera
house block.
RATS are as scarce in Glover as snakes in
Ireland, but Hahnemann's Homeopathic
Pellets can be obtained everywhere.
For SALE-Six horsepower Baxter engine,
in good condition. Engine can be seen at
the shops of Sabin Manufacturing Co. Ad-
dress G. T. Sabin, Montpelier, Vt.
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLoAKs-Three
misses cloaks to be closed out, regardless
of cost, at d. w. Temple g. Co.'s.
Miss MARY E. FISK, on Hubbard street,
at II. b. Cross, will make to order ladies'
underclothes, infants wardrobes and boys
suits Infants knitting a speciality.
BARGAINS IN ORGANs.-Two organs, only
used a short time and good as new, will be
sold at large sacrifice for cash. Write for
description and prices to j. f. Waterman,
Montpelier, VT
For SALE-A very fine house. nearly new,
situated in Montpelier, in a good location.
Also some to rent. Those wishing to pur-
chase or rent please call on Stephen
Thomas, agent.
bAy~ READ THIS! Great slaughter in prices
at Ira G.. Bascom's drugstore. All dollar
medicines only seventyive cents; Hoods
Sarsaparila, seventy-one cents; Allcock' S
plaster, ten cents.
BsF" READ THIS, Too.-Everybody will
be slaughtered if they don't come to the
Capital drugstore, where they can get all
dollar patent medicines for seventy-four
cents. Hoods Sarsaparilla, seventy cents,
and Allcock's Plasters for nine cents Re-
member, first building south of Blanchard s
Opera-house block, where all prices are
knocked down and horribly slaughtered for
the benefit of customers without any mercy
for the proprietor.
If your eyes blur or cause dizziness
Neill, the optician, can give you immediate
relief Scientific corrections for all condi'
tions of sight. Perfect results guaranteed
Neill, optician, State street.
IL. 5. BoARDMAN, Md, successor to DR.
Brigham. Office at Hotel Kempton, op
posite post-ofice. Residence at the Sidney
Redheld house, State street. Office hours
eight to nine A. M, one to two and seven tC
eight P. NJ. Telephone at Office and resi-
dence.
PARTIES desiring a safe investment ar,
invited TO examine the seven per cen
mortgages sold and guaranteed by tn,
Farmers Trust Company. All papers il
connection with these loans are carefully
drawn and the security offered is such a
the most conservative investors demand
For full description, inquire of George w
Wing or Clark King, Montpelier, or f. A
Dwinell, Plainfeld, Vt.
WEST CONCORD, n. H., December 9th
1886. +. 4. Marhdm: Dear Sir-Please fine
enclosed fifty cents, for which send me TIVE
boxes of MaXham's Carbolzed Ointment
Have used the ointment for four or five
years, and have never found it's equal fo
chapped hands and burns #. G.. Holt.
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We still offer the family scales, with the
WATCHMAN one year, for 50.
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Addison County.
Granville.

JONATHAN L. CADY is confined to the
house with toe he froze some time ago.
1t was not treated as it should have been
and now his foot and ankle are badly
swollen. - l.. j. Russell has purchased
the blacksmith shop and the land adjoining
il of c. w. Clark. - Joel NJ. Cady has
sold his favorite mare, Daisy, to Elder Far
man of Rochester. - Miss Anna Riley
is quite sick with diphtheria. - f. and
S. f. Hubbard are getting out lumber to
build barn on their hill farm, TO replace
the old one, destroyed by fire last fall.
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Clubbing List.

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to obtain one or more periodicals through
one agency and at reduced rates we will,
until further notice, receive subscriptions
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column headed "With this paper" The
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adNnnnn
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1887
LOngfellOw in His Library.

AS advertised elsewhere in this paper, we
will continue for the present our offer of
copy of this meritorious work of art to every
subscriber who sends us fifty-eight cents in
addition to the yearly subscription price of
the paper. Read the advertisement.
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The new volumes of The Century and 81.
Nicholas begin with the November nrm-
Der; the new volumes of Hdrper'S Mdgazine
and Wide A,odke with the December num-
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SOME few weeks since quite a little story
originated in the fertile brain of Frank Grit
fith's little four-year-old daughter, which
seems more like a romance, yet had its
SEQUEL New Years eve. When the poultry
was being prepared for market little Josie
prevailed on her older sisters to put slip
of paper within one of the turkeys bearing
these words: A." | am little girl, just four
years old. My name is Josie Griffith, and
whoever this doth chance to find please tell
Santa Claus to send me a nice new dolly
and gold chain" Time went on and moth
ing more was thought of it, until Josie re-
ceived a letter from gentleman in Salem,
Mass, who had purchased one of Josie's
turkeys for a Christmas dinner. The gentle
man stated that he had met Santa Claus on
the street and he had just such doll as
Josie would like, and that if she would
watch the mails about New Years the
much desired articles would be forth
coming. 1t is needless to say that these
beautiful gifts were received by little Josie
at the appointed time, and with them an
interesting letter and n request for Josie 5
picture, together with n good fat turkey.
! This story might be well woven into Hdr-
! Ber'S YoHlq Pe0ple or 81. NichOidS =-= The
installation of the officers of Winooski
Lodge, conducted by Right Worshipful
| Grand Senior Warden George w, Wing of
| Montpelier, took place Wednesday evening,
| December 29, before large and attentive
Rev. Mr.. Smith, the following officers We're
installed: NJ. o. Evans, w, NJ; Il. q,
Hooker, $. W.; G. II. Clough, j. W.; A. j.
! Brown, treasurer IL. ID. Brown, secretary
G. b. Perry, S. d.. q. G. Washburn, j. ID.
o. E. Scott, S. s.; w. b. Clark, j. S.; ID. A.
Gray, marshal Newell h. Gibson, tyler.
Some very interesting remarks were made
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-21
PERSONALS.

In MoNsusht n, turned from Portland
lsst evening.
CAPITALS @. x. Clancy. Of Tacoma spent
yesterday In Seattle
"a. Mcnamara. postmaster q Fort
Townsend, 10 In the city
Dr.. NJ. N. Walker. Of the United states
army and located 81 Port ToEhssnd- u ID
the city.
ET. Powell, son Of Professor Powell.
has accepted the position OF freight clerk
on the North Pacific.
GEORGE Nlswell, master mechanic 81 tia
Port Laalew Miii. Is In the city and regis
tered af the brunswick.
Mrs. A. r. MAcC Galaxy. accompanied By
hsF littls daughter LAasie. arrived nom
Portland and viii visit her parenis' MI
and Mrs strive.
Ms. DR.. Eiia Whipple, Mrs. J. II. skid
nsEs and Mrs. maggie Jagsy, repre- ent,
h - city last evening and Will Attead
IL oangsntiOn 20 be held here this week
VIZ. Merahant, George II. Leagely, q
San FrAncIseo, A. w. Forrest. J. N.
Armory. Robert a. wilson, O. waterman
4. Dantea. % Rhee Company; Dariel
Hedican, q, ". Stewart, OF ulstop; ".
Stevens and wife. OF California. are at the
New England.
MrA Martin, Of Kent: 7. cooteT. 81
FRANKLIN, Mr.. Ella Wren, Miss Almiss
slrong. OF Khea Company: l. J. HeacocA
ei Newcastle: A. y, HAmloeh. william
NAH, o. Berkeley: A. Martin, 0eorgs
W, Hagen, OF Kent; william q. uouGsn
l. Klein, OF eAn Francisco. John NC
Csrthy. q Tacoma. are at the Arlington
". ". ariein Of Fldalgo. J v. Ran
aoiph, Geo a. Buns Of san Francisco
q 3. Jones, Kvan Thomas OF Newcastle
VIC. Armstrong Of keQt l. W bailare
e slspEhtr-, Geo. X Wiswell OF Pos'
llanihIa John Redmond. r. j. Cherry o
BqaAk. VI, Pluto Of anohomieh Alan
RraaAi q Port Biakely. Mrs. bupon o
Tacoma, are At Cha Brunswick.
ChArles HAlssead OF Tacoma. T. 4: Har
veT u East SAGINAW, Mile. Rhea OF Paris
~ ven raTec Of New York, ysAn g. bryol
~ prtisnd. y. A. Hart. Of VlctoraS- Y
s,,as,,s ~ snohomleh. A. NJ Brookes Q
49, n, Nssosa, Walter Keyes Of Mukil
- wm 9. 1a1etip Of Corning N. n
NJ a hagiaAa. Mss K. Gaines
ssehon,sh d, y. burss, q. M JennlnG
y ssn Frsnr,a a. J. A. SohnakSs MIS-
/ johnson q Ri ~ anda. W n: Ho y. ..ll
JoAn y. MeGoyern On AstoslA' Az y -
Occidental.
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BREVTTTgs.

Ebsa TONIGHT
sr,~b ssde today ct s:ia .. N.
- ,S.rleo Il dne a. q N. to-day.
= T.s,arn man arrived last night.
800 a shs Longest day Of the year.
- nhsa tzosps returned yesterday
- =. SSorr,.. for being drunk and dis
.~S,rlg. was fined ".
- Ilshthouse tsndeF MsnzAnita came
IA pors last evening.
-. ahea In The CountEy Girl @
= sffrseflon this eTeninG.
1919. HaIl q eonfned 70 his room
ssyere attack of Hines
-. .a~ oaiiah was In port yesterday.
- 40 tine for several montha-
g.e ting Mnstick came int port last
.TsslnS . toW oat . eoAa-iAosn VesssA.
~. Ro.ra Of County Commisaioners.
Aavisg fnished uB its WORK. nAs n
Ws.V s,sksss ave already beeH solA for
a. firaos .aSapiiAl excursion 70 flcsoriA
"a ne oiJmpiAn-
,n,a. Rhaa takes her farewell this even
- ~ not 70 take leave o. her ~
Tfye6 Opera hoase.
- Womsn's Christian TomperAnce
flsion Convsnt'on meets todAS ann eoA-
,isasS throaRh ihs week.
earioaA Of sngAr-curei ham. were re-
.si1ed On last Saturday % NELSON UNI
hssg direct from the k@st'
TSa Clerk Of the District Court has got
tsek into his owa ONCE. whien ieo<a
@1eh brighter from is evefnAnnng'
Ihout 400 people left here last evening
An the George =. Start 70 ettsao ths
iebfIes celebration 1t Victoria tooAy.
ma steamer @ lde resumed her route
vastsfday, leaving for the 5kag1t river
iii & good list Of passengers ana treAshl
The wizard OH Coacert Company has
concluded 10 give concert et me OgSra
Hsuae % Thursday evening" ~ popui@r
pres.
H. nosip 800 deaf Of the Day on the Foafth
al Inly Al seattle. The orator has not YET
hssn tslected.
o., faw persOns presented themselves
a. ,.aistrsfi0n yesterday, and among
sSose WHO ala present themselves there
we're % women.
Cau,nln O.nsys steamer Bob Irving V
hs~Ing her upnaF works placed on her -
a,s,sas 4 Posts MIL. She viii not Be In
1ssnine condition for fully week Jet.
The County Commissioners have re-
..issa i. Il. LAWS TO asaist IN the pFoae-
eatIon Of MesRs. Hill and HARRIS: Inc
sslictnenis were drawn by Judge Lewis-
Tha North Seattle womAn's Christian
4ssanasancs Unlsn has filed It's articles
~ ineeTporation. with Nellie III. Hun
saas Rsbeeca Il. Crook and Carrie NJ.
Hi 81 incoEporators.
Halnas and Sherry. two sailors on the
uSin General Knox, got into scrape on
susaaT which resulted In sherry cutting
WaIsss On the head with . p0ckesknife.
ia matter viii be investigated By the
poarts.
Yesterday noon Mr.. yohn MaeEwen.
snnssS mate Of the bark Sermania,
eo~ nadina coal at the bunkera. met
ssith 4 VsFy painfui accident while cross
ing from Ehs ship 70 the wharf on gang
plank. Missing h's footing. ne Tel oacA-
waFd INTO the 6aY, striking log or fender
siIe, lie WAS soon hauled on deck His
shinnea are not tedious.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


shs fol.sa lsg dssas we're hied In me
AnAitcrs oGloe t0r reeora ysitsraAy
Arom X Wait 20 Anna kyAline hAr
sor,i " l Of SE Of sK and = acres O
the east SIDE Of 4 OF y " g - ~ -
az ThsnAs Clancy ts James N Qaiiter;
frssai0aAl lot ] and sonte y teet o. 20 :
z, hIcssi 8 a Tcrrys fi,th addition. $50. .
tsS~rsS Fitxrerafd 70 joan Srun kranz Al
II frarfiopAi blocA ) Megcers addiIion 70
Ssrsh seattle So
i'll. YesleE And wifo By u lAssnA..
-. and afforneY tn facg, 70 Byefats
smifh i5ts Z : and block q tezTy > ~
end aAditios; $3.50 ,,.,.s,
Everett Smith 70 ! Mes n 80 .i los . o'O0~
- F,srryis - cond addition; slso4
nj, Yesler and wife by ID lsownEn,
,rdsleE % B Doagherfy. lst : 2ock =
| TeFrsss Arsa A1tElilicu 49, g,
AZ. elfa B Hicks T. kActea aailk - -
| - 1e--srsionai block { Aeroer's sdtisoa
I RlnYa
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ayrsWd sn Sus3Sy a-ternoaa. ard
| aacksa "a Unisn whaff. Yesterday
/ eha crew veze bsafsy eDpSoyed IN re-
aSlsSng fseiehf for Alaskan fosts. A
corkzS sszAe q1a1kity i e1a<ctSd ffen
San Franciaro Gu fks Msxfco- he
| faAko has q fair passenger Isl A
izrre quantity Of fresh frn from Call
fornia q hafzR shipssa b tSis SseeseeF.
The N5rth Psei5 hsd % ko2E1 ter
FotogiA hstckeEs yeSiknlsy SIC kcsd CT
sAsep from CD tee SoEa3.
A match game Of hsssbsN between
the sfesDbost hays aud tSe CakcewE
n:ce vii saks plscs % next Sunday.
Mr.. WlliiSe3s, = representative Of tbs
Port Angeles Cesar, gas N town yes
teFday. He says that The OslsHy IL pro
crossing Eissly.
The steamer Nosth Paei Is arrived Al
II .. 70. yesterday from 1P SoARd With
abous 800 exsa-sianiats for Victoria to
attend the Qaaen's Jubilee Ancrg the
many rasse1esFs from this port were I;
ThaEnas and AIRS. Hsmn0nG. r X. and
MIS-. IsatimeF, Miss Lottis Hammond,
the Misses Brooks. Mrs. Max Gerssn,
Mes n. Joan =. Norris. George Bates,
Ira r. Smith. W. Y. Feoetmofe, A. X
y A-AAAfAA1s N&44A n 9-4AN4 A8N@~4 49,
Ls1is h. Rsthsohiid.
several carpenters left yesterday for
the Suith Island Lighthouse, to Iaake
some Needed repairs on the building
All Of the stafioas en- the Sound hereto
fore using eeAi oil viii be flr1ished
with mineral oil for such Purposes. u
Is clAiuasd th1s wlsh the use q the lat
ter oil 3 clearer sid stronger liGet can
be obtained
A number Of parties are eontenpiat
lag visit 10 Yictsria on next Saturday
on the steamer OiSnspian- Tbs indi3a-
items are shss tbis excursion vail Be
largely attended.
Invitations have been issued BY the
PoF: Of Entry Secizl 81 Dancing Club
to attend the boEbon party on Friday,
Jaly lst. Tee following committees
have bseu appointed by the President:
Committee on Arrangements. A. q. Phil
lips. H. H. Hill, Henry R0thsshild, G.
W. OiBrieo; Committee Oh Invitations.
Frank p. Lotus, james W. MeCabe,
Hs1fy Rosbschild, w. A. beurlsnd. W.
j. Jones; Floor Committee. Vim. Ii.
WhisttessY, f. W. Hastings, A. G. Phil
lips aRd Frank p. LOTUS.
The Gillian bark Maria was dis
charging ballast yesterday.
The baEkentine Malay arrived on san
dsv. tTeBts -:wo days from San Diego.
POM ToEEsEsD, June 20, 1871.
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The "CENTEMERT' is the most pop
ulsr kid glove in AmeTicI, $l.45 for Ave
buttons. $l.90 for eight buttons. They
are far below the price of any other
standard maker, and for ct aud dera-
bility are unexoelled. The above ere 70
tail prices 1.-THE glove is not sold at whole
sale) at SCH WABAOHER BROS. DELI
Bargains Bargains Bargains
in crashes, table damask and napkins
bought for cash fron Freeman Bros., oil
San Francisco. who are retiring from
business. TOBIAS & SIsaEaMAN.
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RRDRKPToRTsT FATHERS.

Last Friday evening there arrived in
cur city two representatives o. the Re
demptoFist order Of the Roman Ostho-
lie OAuFch. The object OF their visit
being 20 hold a mission for psriod Of
zen days. The first service was held on
Sunday uaorninR at che Catholic Church
and was largely attended. The ser
mon was preached By Rsv. Father Ma
Iaughlin on the obi cts Of the mission
and how to keep II properly. DE also
explained tbs origin OF the srdsr OF
LiauoFians of RsdemptoFiste, a. being
a congregation of missionary priests,
and that their object 10 this religious in
stFuction Of the people and the reform
OF public morality, by periodically visit
inc. preaching and hearing confessions,
Their instructions are ordered 10 be OF
the plainest and mos. simple charao
Ter. aud their miEistratious are entirely
without pomp or ceremonial. In the
evening 81 7.30, Rev. Father Ntzhugh, 81
lin again preached. bis subject being o !
the yalne OF the soul. After this Rsv.
Father Kern addressed the eongregA
ton With Instructions on Oathoiie du-
ties and dsYotisns. The services here
after will be ksld daily at 3 q. 10. an
10 q. N and 1850 p. M, and ehidren's
service at o'clock p. m. Mtsilsns
have already been established 10 Spo-
kane Falls, Sprsgue, Walla Walla,
pomeroy, Union aud Elleaseargh
From here the fathers 30 TO Tacoma
and Vancouver.
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DRESS Goods.

100 pieces, same exhibition in our
Dress Goods window, at &c. yaru'
worth iic.
40 pices, "a inch Serge, good coiors,
worth 10 lee. at the mill, viii be
sold for 12 12c.
41c. Choice Of as pieces. 80 inch suit
ines. full line Of the latest coIos,
ings, splendid quality; the actual
prices Of these goods are lac., oui
you buy them as long as they last
al 40c. a yard.
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TABLE LINENS AND CRASHES.
ACTUALLY UNDER COST OF PRODUCTION

So inch satin finish, double damAsk'
full bleached, 4Oc.
60 inch satin Anish, double daDask'
full fBished, SOC.
60 inch satin finish, double dAmask,
full bleaehed, Coo.
GO inch extra heavy. German dAnasE
full bleached, 75c. Irregular price
everywhere sL25)
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-21

SLIGHTLY IsJURHD.-0a Sunday q
number of boys residing in South Sc
attic, were enoeayoring 10 blow up q
stump with powder. For some reason
the blast did not 90 OF as soon a. sx.
pected. and Dufy Counter, one Of the
boys, went up TO see about il, when tie
cartridge exploded, filling his face With
powder ani vouading him very Sc
verely. Is Is feared the sight Of both
his eyes has been destroyed.
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AT ONE HALF
EARLY SEASONS PRICES.

AT 2Oc, we have the best value ever
placed before the public, In double
fold Armure; the goods are cheap
ct SOC.
o5c we can show you an English
serge or Cashmere, "a inches vide,
that would be good value at SOC.
II bought regular. -,
Al soc. One lot Of % pieces. French;
ali wool plaids, a. inches wide; u
bought regular would cost 40 )
only zoe. as long IS they last
IL YOU do not have time to see these
goods, send for samples.
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,ovgRL1YD PAsSEEoERs.

p.~ed Msdf0rd o tns OEsTe 2. I, g 49, -.
go sa1day: Q = 49, ~. o. = -
49, wr1gkf. Willard Bzxgn 4<L =
Mlsnt M BarnhaFf. a HAsten, y
bar11Ar n rsSlier and nine eHtgra1f9-
tls5,sa....s HnefsnRton On tbs unic1 "a
f1.lsT. Nrs stein. krnest W q
- b I9aea. Miss 4 Dsmpte, x DiE1-
n@sa.--f Il enigrants.
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uApIIrAI. cnNsTIPATION

And kidney aad hgsE Ills. depending on
4 veal OF Inactive osadstlor Of the KID
neys. liver or bowels, are sssseeaislls
and permanently cared ouly o. tue use
on the gentle yet effective laxative ana
ainretie, Syrup Of FIGS. It's Advantages
sFs evident; Il 10 easily taken, pieasinh
I, ths taste, acceptable 90 the stom aes'
harmless 10 the most detiostS systs n
and truly beneficial in eject Tor eale
l., 80 cants and 81 bottles. dS
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PRoPHYLAoTIo in SICKNESS.

Typhoid fever has broken Oat here
again, but wherever Darbys PrOphylse-
tic Flaid has bses fresly used there has
been no fevsr."-Mi B. Lancaster, p.
NJ, in Central Albanian.
"Ths Flaid is not merely deod0ii-
zsr, but disinfecsant-a destroyer Of
tie disease germs in atmosphere which
cannot be breathed ,sithout daDger."-
New York Evening Post.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS

sEArTLE. JuIe 9.-Iu the case q the
Territory " A. y. Abel tndtctea tot
telling lIauor 10 minors, the Defendant
stiOrncy Objected 70 any evidence nesne
Introduced 10 the jay. on the ground that
he Indictment does not charge any ol-
Iease aea'nst the laws o. Mesnlsns ~
Territory. The motion was grapteos seu
The Jury, when Court conFeues tomorrow;
VII be Instructed TO retarn . terulcs %
so gailty. when the defendant eill ee &c
leased
Ihs various cases against George d.
Hi. wrre continued for the term. oNihf
70 the Illness o. defendant The accusto,
Aoweyer, will ~ required to plead 70 tn.
tArou. Indictments during the pfesea'
ms application for a sew trial IN the
sase q The Territory Va George u. Miler
wN denied.
h tie case Of the Territory Ne. z. 9,
baETaa taALstea for forgery. argument
spoz the aesaArrer to the indictment wAs
sagun yesterday afternoon by the Aitor
ssys- The uaosioa lie esasd on the gro"nS9
50 ne book apon which sng ~,
sqed fraudulent entriaa = ere aA&de - DO
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